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College with maths

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  • 30-05-2011 2:40pm
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    Gal2011
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    Just a quick query. I know a person very colse to me who is wondering what is the best way to get into education when they completed a very good leaving cert but failed maths. I know there is a possibiliy of doing a plc course for a year but do any collees in Ireland allow individuals access to courses if they failed maths. This person is 23 in July and just too young for a mature student but doesn't want to hang around for a nother year doing nothing.


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    Larianne
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    It depends on the course. Some require Maths, some don't. Do you know what course they are interested in?


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    paperclip2
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    The IGC produces a directory of Leaving Cert Entry Requirements each year. It details the subjects required to access each course in the country. If this person can speak to a guidance counsellor they might be able to get a copy of this. There are a number of courses where LC Maths is not a requirement but not very many.
    For starters none of the courses in Carlow College specify a Maths requirement and many of the Hospitality Industry, Social Studies/Care or Art courses likewise don't look for Maths.
    http://www.qualifax.ie lists all the courses in the country with the relevant entry requirements also.


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